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Chad Henderson joined Emory University's Goizueta Business School in 2025 as an adjunct professor, after having previously taught dozens of law, business and real estate courses at another local university. Henderson is a graduate of both Goizueta (97MBA) and Emory Law School. He teaches Goizueta’s undergraduate and graduate-level Real Estate Law courses.

Henderson is a practicing attorney in Atlanta, focused primarily on commercial real estate transactions, developer representation, land use and zoning, small business consulting and advisement, corporate and partnership formation, and leasing of commercial and multi-family residential properties. Over the years, Henderson has participated in thousands of real estate transactions as counsel for borrowers, sellers and lenders, and prepared covenants and bylaws for hundreds of residential, commercial and mixed-use projects throughout Georgia.

Henderson has presented at numerous seminars on a variety of topics, including title examination and underwriting, verification of corporate authority in real estate closings, strategies for lenders holding partially-completed REO development property, and the challenges of office condominium leasing. He is a past chair of the Georgia Bar’s Real Property Law Section and has served on various other volunteer, community and nonprofit boards. He is also a co-editor of the Georgia Real Estate InfoBase (2012), published by the Georgia Real Estate Commission, and a past member of the Georgia Bar Journal’s Editorial Board.

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